Guess Who (2005)

Awards
- 16 nominations

Videos11

Watch Guess Who Scene: Looks Like Rain

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Watch Guess Who Scene: Simon, Take It Off!

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Watch Guess Who Scene: You're Sleeping With Me Now

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Watch Guess Who Scene: Did You Tell Them I'm White?

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Watch Guess Who Scene: Simon Meets The Family

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Watch Guess Who Scene: Grand Prix Race

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Trivia
The director's reason for making the film? "I have a 12-and-a-half-year-old daughter who's beautiful, and I'm sure she's going to come home one day with some Lithuanian, Samoan, punk-rock drummer dude, and I thought if I did this movie I'd be able to work out my issues before that day comes."

Goofs
Even though the studio spent $100,000 to digitally remove Ashton Kutcher's red Kabbalah bracelet, it can still be clearly seen when he is drinking coffee in the "breakfast scene."

Quotes
Simon Green: That's just it, she's everything I'm not. You know, she's my other half. Without her I'm not whole. You know the thing about meeting your other half is you're walking around, you think you're happy, you think you're whole, then you realize you ain't shit without her. Then you can't go back to being just a half 'cause you know what it's like to be whole.

Crazy credits
During the credits we get to see the home video of the wedding, and hear the main characters comment on the events.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous/D.E.B.S./Guess Who/The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill (2005)

Soundtracks
Bump, Bump, Bump
Written by R. Kelly and Varick D. Smith
Performed by B2K featuring Sean 'Diddy' Combs (as P. Diddy)
Courtesy of Epic Records
By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Licensing
P. Diddy appears courtesy of Bad Boy Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

What Can Sony Pictures Think of You?

To take a work of pure genius (Guess Who's Coming To Dinner / Stanley Kramer 1967) and turn it into a Bernie mac, Ashton Kutcher roll reversal. I have nothing against the actors in this film... BUT! The original still stands strong as a cinematic masterpiece. Reviewing the troubled historic times past. Any comedic treatment of this classic work is nothing more than panhandling.

You can rent or buy the original for under $10. Sydney Portier was and is his generation. Don't be fooled, This series of remakes being spit out by the studios are simply because they already have the rights to the films and they will be the only ones making money. But the best question is what will they remake in 20 years from now.

Don't buy any of it!